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(486) remain in full Force and Virtue in Law And Whereas no part of the principal Sum or Interest thereon was paid or Satisfied by the said Joseph Ensor according to the aforesaid Proviso or Condition whereby the Estate in Law of and in the said Lands and premisses became absolute and Vested in the said John Brice Subject Nevertheless to the Equity of Redemption of the said Joseph Ensor on payment of the said fifteen hundred Pounds Sterling and Interest thereon together with a further sum afterwards advanced by the said John Brice the principal and Interest together with the aforesaid fifteen hundred pounds Sterling and Interest thereon Amounts to the sums of Eighteen hundred and thirty nine pounds fifteen shillings and eight pence Sterling and ninety one pounds seventeen shillings and one penny Current Money And Whereas since the Death of the said John Brice Sarah Brice his Widow and Executrix hath released to the said Joseph Ensor All that Tract of Land called East Humphreys mentioned in the before recited Mortgage for and in consideration of one hundred Pounds Sterling with which the Mortgage Premisses are Credited And there is now remaining due to the Executor of the said John Brice the sum of Eighteen hundred and thirty nine Pounds fifteen shillings and eight pence Sterling and Ninety one Pounds seventeen shillings and one penny Current Money And Whereas the said Charles Carroll hath Agreed to Advance for and lend to the said Joseph Ensor the sum of thirteen hundred and ninety one Pounds Sterling Money upon his the said Joseph Ensor's Assigning and Making over the aforesaid Equity of Redemption of and in the Lands and Premisses in the before recited Mortgage mentioned and also in a reasonable and convenient Time to pay of all Monies due and to grow due in the said recited Mortgage and take an Assignment thereof to himself Now This Indenture Witnesseth that the said Joseph Ensor for and in Consideration of the sum of thirteen hundred and ninety one Pounds Sterling Money to him in hand paid by the said Charles Carroll hath granted bargained sold assigned transfered and set over and by these presents doth grant bargain sell assign transfer and set over unto him the said Charles Carroll his Heirs and Assigns the said undivided Moiety or half part of Bohemia Manor two hundred and fifteen and an half Acre of Land called Seedticks Plenty Seventy five Acres Part of Mount Pleasant and twenty Acres of Land Condemned by William Fell and John Ensor for a Grist Mill being all the Lands and Premisses in the before recited Mortgage mentioned except the aforesaid Tract of Land called East Humphreys released as aforementioned and the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and of every Part and Parcel thereof and all the Estate Right Title Use Trust Property Claim or Demand whatsoever of him the said Joseph Ensor of in or to the same Land and Premisses by Virtue of the said Proviso and Condition in the said recited Mortgage mentioned and contained (or) |
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1765-1770
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